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It seems unlikely that logging out doesn't destroy the data stored on that system. Of course, the data still exists somewhere, but that particular raid is like
by treis 9y ago
It seems unlikely that logging out doesn't destroy the data stored on that system. Of course, the data still exists somewhere, but that particular raid is likely thwarted. If it were any company other than Uber I'd say this would surprise me. Usually companies rely on a auto logoff timer, but this is an active method in response to a raid. It looks awfully like obstruction of justice to me. The digital equivalent of flushing your weed down the toilet.
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